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My first report will have records:
DDD,YYY,*,*,*,*
DDD,YYY,*,*,*,*
FFF,XXX,*,*,*,*
FFF,XXX,*,*,*,*
FFF,XXX,*,*,*,*
My second report will have records:
AAA,XXX,*,*,*,*
AAA,YYY,*,*,*,*
EEE,XXX,*,*,*,*
EEE,ZZZ,*,*,*,*
FFF,XXX,*,*,*,*
FFF,XXX,*,*,*,*
FFF,XXX,*,*,*,*
FFF,ZZZ,*,*,*,*
To further clarify, F1 is something called PA#, F2 is a Member Id. In the
file, PA# was "supposed" to be unique, but it is not. So I want to identify
all records where same PA# is repeated for the Same member and in another
report, where same PA# is repeated for different members.
Is it possible using only SQL and/or query. Creating a temporary
intermediate file is OK too.
Any help will be really appreciated.
TIA
Vinay
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